Caramel Rolls

Name: Caramel Rolls
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 Tbsp dry yeast; 2 Tbls granulated sugar; 1 tsp salt; 1 Cup warm milk; 3 Tbls salted butter; 1 large egg; 3 Cups flour; Filling:; 1/2 cup melted butter; 1 Cup brown sugar; 2 Tbls cinnamon; Caramel:; 2 Cups brown sugar; 2 cups heavy whipping cream

Trisha Noble @welderchik76

Oklahoma

Stole the recipe for the rolls from another recipe for cinnamon rolls, and added the 1 difference that makes them caramel. Hope you try the change and like them as well as my family does.

Trisha Noble @welderchik76

Oklahoma

Stole the recipe for the rolls from another recipe for cinnamon rolls, and added the 1 difference that makes them caramel. Hope you try the change and like them as well as my family does.

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Ingredients

1 Tbspdry yeast
2 Tblsgranulated sugar
1 tspsalt
1 Cupwarm milk
3 Tblssalted butter
1large egg
3 Cupsflour
Filling:
1/2 cupmelted butter
1 Cupbrown sugar
2 Tblscinnamon
Caramel:
2 Cupsbrown sugar
2 cupsheavy whipping cream

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Steps

1

Take the milk and butter and put it in a sauce pan and put it on simmer to warm. (Do not overheat) when butter starts to melt take off heat.
2

While the milk is warming up add your yeast, sugar, salt to your mixing bowl. Add milk and butter and mix on low. Add the egg and flour. When the dough starts to pull away from the side speed up to medium. Add small amounts of flour if needed if dough is sticky. Should be tacky but not sticky.
3

In a separate bowl lightly oil bowl and then add dough and cover for an hour to let rise.
4

Melt the 1/2 cup butter and place off to the side for later.
5

Roll out in a rectangular shape and spread butter across the top.
6

Then mix together the cinnamon and brown sugar in a separate bowl before spreading on top of the butter.
7

Roll the rectangle up lengthwise. Cut into 12 sections and place in a greased pan.
8

Mix the brown sugar and cream together until smooth. Pour over the rolls and place into the oven 30-45 minutes until tops are browned.
9

Remove from oven and cool down until you can touch the sides.
10

Once it is cooled down put another pan on top. Firmly grip the sides and quickly flip.
11

And enjoy!

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Trisha Noble @welderchik76

on November 04, 2018 20:39

Oklahoma

Born and raised in North Dakota. Learned how to cook from my mom, grandmas, many aunts. Hope to pass on some favorite recipes from North Dakota. And maybe some new favorites I’m learning.